OK and where is support iPhoto for Ricoh GR, X3F of Sigma Merrill and PEF of Pentax K-3 in the iPhoto on the iPad Air ? Compact 64-bit system is a pretty, but it have to work simply like Apple is saying and when accessories like Lighting / USB camera KIT is so expensive ... I would say only: I have to wait an Android 64-bit system with a good sw ...

I understand. However, it's a two part issue. 1) Olympus has to provide the data to Apple to create it and 2) Then Apple has to implement it. One, or both, of these may not have been done yet. We just don't know. My guess is that is is #2 as if "I'm the manufacturer", I would send out my data to all of my vendors providing support at the same time.

Whatever the reason, it's very frustrating. I feel like I can't really use my EM-10 properly until I can shoot raw AND process in Aperture. Keep looking at the Lightroom website... but I don't really want to spend the £102.

This update still doesn't work correctly with the original Canon Powershot G1 X on RAW images with long exposures or that are dark. Think night sky and/or astrophotography. So I doubt it will work correctly with the G1 X Mark II either. Adobe Camera RAW works well with the original Canon Powershot G1 X RAW images, and has for 2 years.

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